No Christmas for Rusike
Warriors attacking link, Tafadzwa Rusike, will forego the Christmas break, as he has designed an extra training programme meant to help him fight for his first-team...
18.12.2012
9:29
18.12.2012
9:26
Not yet over for Coventry
Zimbabwean swimming icon Kirsty Coventry has not officially quit the Olympics yet. Public opinion recently had...
18.12.2012
9:22
Men disappoint…but girls give us hope
Zimbabwean sport, especially national team soccer, has of late taken a nosedive. While true for almost...
18.12.2012
9:16
Where are they now? – Nyamukuta
Striker-turned defender, Frank ‘The dealer’ Nyamukuta is one of the Caps United legends, having starred for...
18.12.2012
9:12
Best of the Best – Elasto Kapowezha
Previously known as Elasto Lungu, Kapowezha starred for a number of local, South African and Polish...
18.12.2012
9:09
Lock eyes USA
After a successful year that saw him steadily rise up the International Tennis Federation, Courtney Lock...
18.12.2012
9:07
Athletics body changes calendar
The National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe has changed its calendar and aligned itself with the rest...
18.12.2012
7:05
“Adamski”: Brutal end to a gentleman
When I first heard of the tragic crash that claimed the life of Adam Ndlovu, the...
11.12.2012
16:49
Chipere makes history
Zimbabwean long distance runner, Brighton Chipere, made history by becoming the first ever veteran to run...
11.12.2012
16:46
Pagels – Is he the Fabisch incarnate?
The last German to coach the Zimbabwe Warriors, Reinhard Fabisch, did wonders - presiding over the...
11.12.2012
14:43
Change Zifa constitution: Bunjira
Former national team winger, Alois Bunjira, wants the Zifa constitution changed to remove a clause demanding...
11.12.2012
14:41
New boxing board on the cards
Education, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister, David Coltart, has revealed plans to appoint a new Zimbabwe...
11.12.2012
14:40
Dlodlo family vows to fight on
The family of slain former Zimbabwe national team defender, Cleopas Dlodlo, has vowed to continue fighting...
